🤔 Bitcoin could become a global asset with a market capitalization of $400T.

Key points from Michael Saylor's interview:

• Long-term growth of BTC ~29% per year.
On average, Bitcoin will yield about ~29% annually, with growth slowing over time and potentially decreasing to around 20–30% per year.

• Price target – $21m per BTC.
In the long run, the price could reach $20–21 million per coin, corresponding to a market cap of approximately $400T and the status of a dominant digital asset.

• Bitcoin is currently oversold.
Currently, BTC appears oversold, so by the end of the year, its price is likely to be higher than the current level.

• Short-term forecasts are useless.
Predicting BTC movement over a weekly horizon is almost impossible – it constantly surprises the market.

• Main growth driver – institutional investors.
The key factor, in my view, is the recognition of BTC as a full-fledged asset by the US, Europe, China, and Japan.

• Banks – the next stage.
If banks start holding BTC on their balance sheets and issuing loans against it, I believe this will significantly accelerate growth.

• The market is transitioning into a “credit phase.”
Currently, in my opinion, the market is shifting from the stock and bond phase to a stage of large-scale creation of credit instruments based on BTC.

• Strategy does not plan to stop.
I see no reason to stop accumulating BTC – the more capital is attracted, the more we can buy.

• Quantum threat is overestimated.
I believe the threat of quantum computing is greatly exaggerated, and if necessary, Bitcoin can be upgraded.

• “Don’t panic.”
My position is not to make decisions based on panic and hypothetical risks.

• Ethereum is infrastructure, not a competitor to BTC.
I see BTC as digital capital, while ETH is infrastructure for tokenization and DeFi.